OpenSpec tutorial: spec-driven development in practice
11/10/2026 — 11/10, 12:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- This tutorial explains OpenSpec's spec-driven development workflow from scratch, covering its five-step closed loop and four key artifacts,…
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On 2026-11-10 at 11:55, a Juejin post titled “AI 改完不敢上线？
OpenSpec 规约驱动开发实战” was published. The article targets a recurring pain point for development teams: requirements live only in chat logs, and no one feels confident enough to review code changes produced by large language models. It provides a ground-up walkthrough of OpenSpec’s five-step closed loop and its four key deliverables, using a frontend example to demonstrate how to write a delta spec. The post also includes a CLI quick-reference, guidance on adopting OpenSpec within a team, and a list of frequently encountered pitfalls. That is all the material available for this topic so far.
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A walkthrough of OpenSpec's spec-driven development workflow: the five-step loop, its four core artifacts, and a frontend example showing how to write a delta spec. It adds a CLI cheat sheet, rollout advice for teams, and a list of pitfalls, aimed at groups whose requirements live only in chat logs and whose AI-written code nobody dares review.
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